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Electrical Repairs & Appliance Wiring in Cape Town & Gqeberha

Many appliance problems are really electrical problems, and the reverse is also true. We find and fix electrical faults around your home or business, and we install dedicated circuits for aircons, ovens and other heavy appliances so they run safely.

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In short: Den Appliances & Electrical provides electrical repairs & appliance wiring for homes and businesses in Cape Town and Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), with more than 10 years' experience. Call or WhatsApp 064 067 4863 with the make, model, fault and your suburb.

Common problems we fix

  • Power tripping at the DB board, or the earth leakage keeps tripping
  • Plugs or switches not working, sparking or feeling warm
  • New aircon, oven, hob or geyser needing its own circuit
  • Lights flickering or circuits dead
  • Appliance tripping the power every time it's switched on
  • Extra plug points needed in a kitchen, laundry or office

What we do

  • Electrical fault finding and repair
  • Earth leakage and tripping investigations
  • Plug point, switch and isolator installation and replacement
  • Dedicated circuits for aircons, stoves, ovens and hobs
  • Appliance connection and wiring checks
  • DB board breaker replacement

Before you call

Have the make and model ready. It's usually on a sticker inside the door or on the back or side of the unit. Describe the symptoms, any error code, and what happened just before the fault started. A photo of the model sticker sent on WhatsApp helps us bring the right parts.

Electrical Repairs & Appliance Wiring areas

Cape Town & Western Cape

Gqeberha / Port Elizabeth

Electrical Repairs & Appliance Wiring FAQs

Why does my earth leakage keep tripping?

Usually one appliance or circuit is leaking current to earth, often because of moisture, a damaged cable or a faulty element in a kettle, geyser, stove or washing machine. Unplug appliances one at a time to narrow it down. If it keeps tripping, the circuit needs to be tested.

Does an aircon need its own circuit?

Larger units generally should have a dedicated circuit and isolator so they don't overload shared circuits. We check your supply as part of an aircon installation.

Is an appliance that trips the power safe to use?

No. Stop using it and unplug it until it's been checked. Repeated tripping is the protection system warning you about a fault.

Book a repair or request a quote

Call or WhatsApp with your appliance type, make and model, the fault or error code, and your suburb. More than 10 years' experience across Cape Town and Gqeberha.